Project Overview
The Learning Center (TLC), a nonprofit organization founded in 1975, is seeking a website developer or development team to design and build its new website as part of its organizational transition.
TLC has evolved from being a direct learning institution for individuals with special needs into a resource and support organization for Special Education (SpEd) initiatives. The new website will serve as TLC’s main digital platform to communicate this transition, share its mission and impact, and engage partners, supporters, and the broader public.
The goal is to create a clean, mission-driven, and accessible website that supports visibility, storytelling, outreach, and future growth.
Scope of Work (Requirements)
The selected website developer will be responsible for end-to-end website design and development, including:
1. Website Design & Development
- Design a visually engaging website aligned with TLC’s mission and identity
- Build the site on a CMS platform so TLC staff can update content independently
- Ensure full responsiveness across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
2. Core Website Structure & Features
The website must include the following key sections:
- Homepage
- Introduction to the new TLC
- Programs and partner highlights
- Impact stories
- Clear calls to action
- About TLC
- Organizational history
- Vision and mission
- Board of trustees
- Core team
- Our Programs
- TLC’s approach
- Current initiatives
- Implementing partners
- Stories and Resources
- Impact stories
- Sector updates
- Educational and informational materials
- Partnerships
- Partner stories
- Opportunities to support, collaborate, or donate
- Contact Us
- Contact details
- Inquiry form
- Newsletter subscription option
3. Security, SEO & Accessibility
The website must include:
- SSL certificate
- Secure admin access
- Regular backups
- Foundational SEO best practices
- Basic accessibility standards such as:
- Alt text
- Color contrast
- Screen reader compatibility
4. Training & Documentation
The selected developer must also provide:
- CMS training session for TLC staff
- User guide/manual for future updates and maintenance
- Documentation for site structure and content management
5. Post-Launch Support
The project requires:
- Basic technical support and maintenance for at least six (6) months after launch
Key Dates
- TOR Issued: March 26, 2026
- Proposal Submission Deadline: Friday, April 10, 2026
Budget
A fixed budget is not publicly disclosed.
Why This Is a Great Opportunity, and for Whom
This is a strong opportunity for freelance web developers, small web studios, nonprofit-focused agencies, and mission-driven digital teams.
What makes this opportunity appealing is that it is:
- A relatively focused website project
- Purpose-driven and community-oriented
- Ideal for teams experienced in nonprofit storytelling, advocacy websites, and accessible CMS builds
It is especially well suited for developers or agencies with experience serving:
- NGOs and nonprofits
- Education and advocacy organizations
- Community-based or social impact initiatives
For the right team, this is a meaningful project with a clear mission and strong storytelling potential.
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